5 Written Questions

1. a "paragraph" of poetry; separated by spaces
2. a pattern of rhyming words at the end of a line
3. addressing an imaginary person or thing, or a person who is not there person or thing that is not present
4. the smallest grouping of stresses in a line that repeats itself in a pattern
5. poetry that can be rhymed or unrhymed, but which has no specific meter

5 Matching Questions

1. figure of speech
2. stress
3. juxtaposition
4. caesura
5. conceit

1. a a break or pause in the middle of a line
2. b placing two things together that normally don't go together
3. c an image or metaphor that compares one thing to something very different
4. d special emphasis when saying certain syllables
5. e a verbal expression in which words or sounds are arranged in a particular way to achieve a particular effect

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. when one image represents a different idea or thing
   1. symbolism
   2. simile
   3. stress
   4. lyric
2. the pattern of rhyming words at the end of lines
   1. near rhyme
   2. rhyme scheme
   3. hyperbole
   4. end rhyme
3. when the end of a line of poetry does not have the end of a sentence; the sentence continues into the next line
   1. end rhyme
   2. simile
   3. scansion
   4. enjambment
4. a poem in the form of a song that tells of love or adventure
   1. elegy
   2. ballad
   3. stanza
   4. simile
5. words that rhyme with each other inside a single line
   1. hyperbole
   2. near rhyme
   3. internal rhyme
   4. end rhyme

5 True/False Question

1. onomatopoeia → a figure of speech, where words imitate sounds
   

   True        False

2. lyric → a poem that describes a poet's feelings
   

   True        False

3. meter → a poem of mourning over the loss of a person, thing, way of life, etc.
   

   True        False

4. hyperbole → a poem that describes a poet's feelings
   

   True        False

5. narrative → tells a story, using the same elements as a short story
   

   True        False